ANIMAL BLOGGING WITH DILL THE CAT
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MEMBERSHIP CONNECTS PEOPLE TO THEIR PASSION
Passion Through Membership
As lifelong members of Denver Zoo and members of Denver Museum of Nature and Science over 20 years we speak about these organizations from our encounters when we say the museum and zoo are not places to go but rather places to indulge in the experience.
Memberships have a lot of perks, but it also connects people to their passions and that unto itself makes membership a different kind of home.
May we suggest in some manner support non-profits whose passion is to enhance the quality of life of animals.
Donations. Volunteer. Membership. Worthy gifts.
With a certificate of appreciation from Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance, Connie, Matt, and Rachel also worked in a fluid team spirit to create a very thoughtful resource book of the Denver Zoo that is very much appreciated. The copyrighted covers are the actual footprints of a lion and an elephant trunk. "Thank you" is just the threshold of our gratitude.
End Of Life And...
The
decision to euthanize is really more of a reckoning that reality of circumstance
makes the decisiveness outcome, hence 18 years after bringing Yoshi home, comes
the breaking of the heart to return to the Denver Dumb Friends League.
A person who has never loved an animal could
never understand and to those who do, such a tenderized grief, silence is not a
void of words inasmuch as silence becomes another kind of language.
We thank Denver
Dumb Friends League’s staff members Waun and Adam for their respectful
compassion. Returning home, in our email Waun sent us a beautiful memory, a memory
nearly two decades old, pictures of Dill and Yoshi when they were residents of
Denver Dumb Friends League, and we would like to share them with Dill’s
audience.
Compassion, born so often from tragedy, softens the dark corners
of death.
A Promise Kept
When we went to Denver Dumb Friends League with the intentions of bringing one cat into our home we were told the person who surrendered Dill and Yoshi asked that they were adopted together. Without Mason and I looking at each other we both promised to give them a forever home. Dill passed away about a year before Yoshi. To the stranger who had Dill and Yoshi before us, that we will never meet, we kept that promise and if we could say anything to their past guardian it would be, both cats (indoor) had very safe, long and happy lives and to those who must surrender an animal we hope Dill and Yoshi's journey offer you some peace in your grief.
Compassion, born so often from tragedy, softens the dark corners of death...and life.